Critérium du Dauphiné – Stage 7

June 11, 2012

Bradley Wiggins took the overall win of the Critérium du Dauphiné last night which was no surprise after watching Team Sky dominate the whole race.

Have a look at the overall stage progress of Wiggins throughout the Dauphiné. I’m adding some more features into this to display it better, but Wiggins the overall GC was set in stone after the Stage 2 ITT when Wiggins won 34 seconds ahead of Tony Martin and 1:43 over Cadel Evans. In the end it was more than 1:16 more than Wiggins needed…

So my question after the Dauphiné is: Who else besides Wiggins and Cadel are we going to watch duke it out during the TdF? Nibali – consistant, but not looking so good. Menchov – his day is done. Jurgen Van Den Broeck – he quietly moved his way up the GC and finished a strong 5th. Andy Schleck – not this year. Frank Schleck – he’s looking pretty good in the Tour de Suisse so far. Thomas Voeckler – he abandoned on the final day with with knee problems, but he’s usually entertaining to watch no matter what.

On the question of whether Team SKY will be able to support both Wiggins and Cavenish with conflicting goals, I doubt Cav will even get past the first ten days of the Tour. I’d speculate that he’ll start the Tour, win a few stages, and pull out after stage 9 in order to rest and prepare for the Olympics. There’s lots more green jerseys in his career, but not another hometown Olympic Games.

Only 3 weeks to go!

Race Results

Critérium du Dauphiné (2012) - Stage 7

Morzine to Châtel (126km)

10 Jun 2012

Stage

Position	Name	Nationality	Team	Time
1	MORENO FERNANDEZ, Daniel	ESP	KATUSHA	2:59:37
2	SANCHEZ GIL, Luis Leon	ESP	RABOBANK	0
3	EVANS, Cadel	AUS	BMC RACING
4	BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald	NOR	SKY PROCYCLING
5	NOCENTINI, Rinaldo	ITA	AG2R LA MONDIALE
6	WEENING, Pieter	NED	ORICA-GREENEDGE
7	VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
8	DEVENYNS, Dries	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
9	PORTE, Richie	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING
10	ROGERS, Michael	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	7
11	FROOME, Chris	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING
12	ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, Haimar	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN
13	BRAJKOVIC, Janez	SLO	ASTANA	10
14	CHARTEAU, Anthony	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR
15	KELDERMAN, Wilco	NED	RABOBANK
16	NAVARRO GARCIA, Daniel	ESP	SAXO BANK
17	KIRYIENKA, Vasili	BLR	MOVISTAR
18	GALLOPIN, Tony	FRA	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN
19	WIGGINS, Bradley	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING
20	MACHADO, Tiago	POR	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	15
21	PATERSKI, Maciej	POL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE
22	CANUTI, Federico	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE
23	MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN, Egoi	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	23
24	HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ, Jesus	ESP	SAXO BANK
25	DI GREGORIO, Rémy	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
26	PIRES, Bruno	POR	SAXO BANK
27	SILIN, Egor	RUS	ASTANA
28	JEANDESBOZ, Fabrice	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN
29	LEVARLET, Guillaume	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN
30	CHEREL, Mikael	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	38
31	MARTIN, Daniel	IRL	GARMIN-BARRACUDA
32	ROLLAND, Pierre	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR
33	MEDEREL, Maxime	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN
34	GENIEZ, Alexandre	FRA	ARG	53
35	VAN GARDEREN, Tejay	USA	BMC RACING	+1:08
36	COPPEL, Jerome	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+1:24
37	CARRARA, Matteo	ITA	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+1:41
38	IGNATENKO, Petr	RUS	KATUSHA	+1:42
39	WESTRA, Lieuwe	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+1:46
40	NERZ, Dominik	GER	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+1:55
41	QUINTANA ROJAS, Nairo Alexander	COL	MOVISTAR	+2:17
42	NIBALI, Vincenzo	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE
43	MENCHOV, Denis	RUS	KATUSHA
44	MOINARD, Amaël	FRA	BMC RACING	+2:36
45	SCHÄR, Michael	SUI	BMC RACING
46	MARZANO, Marco	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	+4:10
47	EDET, Nicolas	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
48	BOUET, Maxime	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+5:57
49	LADAGNOUS, Matthieu	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+6:11
50	AMADOR BAKKAZAKOVA, Andrey	CRC	MOVISTAR
51	ROUX, Anthony	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT
52	MATE MARDONES, Luis Angel	ESP	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
53	AZANZA SOTO, Jorge	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
54	IRIZAR ARANBURU, Markel	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN
55	FRÖHLINGER, Johannes	GER	ARG
56	CIOLEK, Gerald	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
57	ERVITI OLLO, Imanol	ESP	MOVISTAR
58	LE MEVEL, Christophe	FRA	GARMIN-BARRACUDA
59	SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cayetano José	COL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE
60	LOPEZ GARCIA, David	ESP	MOVISTAR
61	BAGOT, Yohan	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
62	FEILLU, Brice	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN
63	FOFONOV, Dmitriy	KAZ	ASTANA
64	SIMON, Julien	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN
65	PAURIOL, Rémi	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT
66	SÖRENSEN, Nicki	DEN	SAXO BANK
67	ARROYO DURAN, David	ESP	MOVISTAR
68	KOREN, Kristijan	SLO	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE
69	CHAVANEL, Sylvain	FRA	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
70	MARTIN, Tony	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
71	HINCAPIE, George	USA	BMC RACING
72	MORABITO, Steve	SUI	BMC RACING
73	GAUTIER, Cyril	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR
74	BARREDO LLAMAZALES, Carlos	ESP	RABOBANK
75	LOSADA ALGUACIL, Alberto	ESP	KATUSHA
76	MALACARNE, Davide	ITA	TEAM EUROPCAR
77	VANENDERT, Jelle	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
78	VEUCHELEN, Frederik	BEL	VACANSOLEIL-DCM
79	TROFIMOV, Yury	RUS	KATUSHA
80	VAN DE WALLE, Jurgen	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
81	MONCOUTIE, David	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
82	KASHECHKIN, Andrey	KAZ	ASTANA
83	RIBLON, Christophe	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE
84	PIETROPOLLI, Daniele	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD
85	SIUTSOU, Kanstantsin	BLR	SKY PROCYCLING
86	TANKINK, Bram	NED	RABOBANK
87	RUIJGH, Rob	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM
88	VOGONDY, Nicolas	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
89	KVACHUK, Oleksandr	UKR	LAMPRE - ISD
90	SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, Samuel	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
91	STORTONI, Simone	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD
92	KADRI, Blel	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE
93	MILLAR, David	GBR	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+7:13
94	RATTO, Daniele	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+8:13
95	BERNAUDEAU, Giovanni	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+9:03
96	GERRANS, Simon	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE
97	MARTENS, Paul	GER	RABOBANK
98	KREDER, Michel	NED	GARMIN-BARRACUDA
99	VANOTTI, Alessandro	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE
100	HUPOND, Thierry	FRA	ARG
101	VERDUGO MARCOTEGUI, Gorka	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
102	PLAZA MOLINA, Ruben	ESP	MOVISTAR
103	KOSTYUK, Denys	UKR	LAMPRE - ISD
104	TEKLEHAYMANOT, Daniel	ERI	ORICA-GREENEDGE
105	MEYER, Travis	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE
106	LLOYD, Matthew	AUS	LAMPRE - ISD
107	LEMOINE, Cyril	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN
108	DUQUE, Leonardo Fabio	COL	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
109	VORGANOV, Eduard	RUS	KATUSHA
110	VANDENBERGH, Stijn	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+10:34
111	PERAUD, Jean-Christophe	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE
112	KRIVTSOV, Yuriy	FRA	LAMPRE - ISD
113	VICHOT, Arthur	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT
114	HINAULT, Sébastien	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE
115	REZA, Kévin	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR
116	DOI, Yukihiro	JPN	ARG
117	POPOVYCH, Yaroslav	UKR	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+11:05
118	TAARAMAE, Rein	EST	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
119	VINOKUROV, Alexandr	KAZ	ASTANA	+13:20
120	BELKOV, Maxim	RUS	KATUSHA
121	QUINZIATO, Manuel	ITA	BMC RACING	+13:45
122	KNEES, Christian	GER	SKY PROCYCLING
123	GRIVKO, Andriy	UKR	ASTANA
124	SULZBERGER, Wesley	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE
125	DE HAES, Kenny	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
126	CLARKE, Simon	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE
127	MATTHEWS, Michael	AUS	RABOBANK
128	HOWARD, Leigh	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE
129	ROULSTON, Hayden	NZL	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN
130	CIMOLAI, Davide	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD
131	TJALLINGII, Maarten	NED	RABOBANK
132	GILBERT, Philippe	BEL	BMC RACING
133	VAN DER SANDE, Tosh	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
134	BOZIC, Borut	SLO	ASTANA
135	DE WEERT, Kevin	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
136	DOCKX, Gert	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
137	LINDEMAN, Bertjan	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM
138	NEYENS, Maarten	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL
139	GRABSCH, Bert	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
140	BILBAO, Peio	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
141	LANDA MEANA, Mikel	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
142	VAN EMDEN, Jos	NED	RABOBANK
143	PATE, Danny	USA	SKY PROCYCLING
144	PINEAU, Jérôme	FRA	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP
145	KLUGE, Roger	GER	ARG
146	FISCHER, Murilo Antonio	BRA	GARMIN-BARRACUDA
147	DEGENKOLB, John	GER	ARG
148	TANNER, David	AUS	SAXO BANK	+18:36
149	PEREZ LEZAUN, Alan	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI
150	CANTWELL, Jonathan	AUS	SAXO BANK
151	KLOSTERGAARD LARSEN, Kasper	DEN	SAXO BANK	+18:40
152	KERN, Christophe	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	DNQ
153	VOECKLER, Thomas	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	DNF
154	WILLEMS, Frederik	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	DNF
155	IGLINSKIY, Maxim	KAZ	ASTANA	DNF

General Classification

Position	Name	Nationality	Team	Time
1	WIGGINS, Bradley	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING	26:40:46
2	ROGERS, Michael	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	+1:17
3	EVANS, Cadel	AUS	BMC RACING	+1:26
4	FROOME, Chris	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING	+1:45
5	VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+2:12
6	KIRYIENKA, Vasili	BLR	MOVISTAR	+2:58
7	BRAJKOVIC, Janez	SLO	ASTANA	+3:07
8	KELDERMAN, Wilco	NED	RABOBANK	+3:26
9	PORTE, Richie	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	+3:34
10	ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, Haimar	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+3:50
11	WEENING, Pieter	NED	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+3:55
12	SANCHEZ GIL, Luis Leon	ESP	RABOBANK	+3:57
13	MORENO FERNANDEZ, Daniel	ESP	KATUSHA	+4:34
14	VAN GARDEREN, Tejay	USA	BMC RACING	+4:49
15	PIRES, Bruno	POR	SAXO BANK	+5:21
16	NAVARRO GARCIA, Daniel	ESP	SAXO BANK	+5:39
17	COPPEL, Jerome	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+5:53
18	MACHADO, Tiago	POR	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+6:44
19	NOCENTINI, Rinaldo	ITA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+9:06
20	SILIN, Egor	RUS	ASTANA	+9:17
21	ROLLAND, Pierre	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+9:59
22	MEDEREL, Maxime	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+10:15
23	MARTIN, Tony	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+10:16
24	JEANDESBOZ, Fabrice	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+11:13
25	LEVARLET, Guillaume	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+12:02
26	AMADOR BAKKAZAKOVA, Andrey	CRC	MOVISTAR	+12:31
27	GENIEZ, Alexandre	FRA	ARG	+14:04
28	NIBALI, Vincenzo	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+14:36
29	CARRARA, Matteo	ITA	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+14:52
30	DI GREGORIO, Rémy	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+15:40
31	KASHECHKIN, Andrey	KAZ	ASTANA	+16:03
32	GALLOPIN, Tony	FRA	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+16:34
33	KOREN, Kristijan	SLO	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+16:40
34	MOINARD, Amaël	FRA	BMC RACING	+16:57
35	NERZ, Dominik	GER	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+17:06
36	GAUTIER, Cyril	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+17:22
37	PATERSKI, Maciej	POL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+17:28
38	QUINTANA ROJAS, Nairo Alexander	COL	MOVISTAR	+17:34
39	BOUET, Maxime	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+17:39
40	PAURIOL, Rémi	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+18:14
41	FEILLU, Brice	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+19:05
42	MENCHOV, Denis	RUS	KATUSHA	+19:09
43	TROFIMOV, Yury	RUS	KATUSHA	+19:13
44	LE MEVEL, Christophe	FRA	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+19:27
45	MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN, Egoi	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+19:43
46	HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ, Jesus	ESP	SAXO BANK	+22:05
47	LOSADA ALGUACIL, Alberto	ESP	KATUSHA	+22:29
48	TANKINK, Bram	NED	RABOBANK	+22:32
49	CHAVANEL, Sylvain	FRA	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+22:38
50	SCHÄR, Michael	SUI	BMC RACING	+23:37
51	BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald	NOR	SKY PROCYCLING	+24:08
52	RUIJGH, Rob	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+24:57
53	PLAZA MOLINA, Ruben	ESP	MOVISTAR	+25:08
54	IGNATENKO, Petr	RUS	KATUSHA	+25:42
55	MALACARNE, Davide	ITA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+25:49
56	BAGOT, Yohan	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+26:21
57	CHARTEAU, Anthony	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+26:49
58	KADRI, Blel	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+26:55
59	DEVENYNS, Dries	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+27:07
60	CHEREL, Mikael	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+27:24
61	SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cayetano José	COL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+27:46
62	ARROYO DURAN, David	ESP	MOVISTAR	+28:19
63	HINCAPIE, George	USA	BMC RACING	+28:25
64	SIUTSOU, Kanstantsin	BLR	SKY PROCYCLING	+28:43
65	MILLAR, David	GBR	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+29:50
66	BARREDO LLAMAZALES, Carlos	ESP	RABOBANK	+30:02
67	AZANZA SOTO, Jorge	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+31:05
68	PERAUD, Jean-Christophe	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+31:44
69	SÖRENSEN, Nicki	DEN	SAXO BANK	+31:48
70	VICHOT, Arthur	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+32:21
71	WESTRA, Lieuwe	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+32:43
72	LADAGNOUS, Matthieu	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+33:02
73	MONCOUTIE, David	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE
74	IRIZAR ARANBURU, Markel	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+33:06
75	MATE MARDONES, Luis Angel	ESP	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+33:17
76	MARZANO, Marco	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD
77	DE WEERT, Kevin	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+34:39
78	STORTONI, Simone	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	+34:59
79	EDET, Nicolas	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+35:01
80	CANUTI, Federico	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+35:15
81	MORABITO, Steve	SUI	BMC RACING	+36:00
82	FOFONOV, Dmitriy	KAZ	ASTANA	+36:40
83	LANDA MEANA, Mikel	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+36:46
84	GRIVKO, Andriy	UKR	ASTANA	+37:07
85	VANENDERT, Jelle	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+38:43
86	RIBLON, Christophe	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+39:52
87	FRÖHLINGER, Johannes	GER	ARG	+40:14
88	VOGONDY, Nicolas	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+40:16
89	MARTENS, Paul	GER	RABOBANK	+41:01
90	ERVITI OLLO, Imanol	ESP	MOVISTAR	+41:05
91	CIOLEK, Gerald	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+41:21
92	TEKLEHAYMANOT, Daniel	ERI	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+41:46
93	VORGANOV, Eduard	RUS	KATUSHA	+41:49
94	GERRANS, Simon	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+42:39
95	VERDUGO MARCOTEGUI, Gorka	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+44:13
96	TAARAMAE, Rein	EST	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+44:25
97	PINEAU, Jérôme	FRA	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+44:53
98	LOPEZ GARCIA, David	ESP	MOVISTAR	+45:13
99	VEUCHELEN, Frederik	BEL	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+45:25
100	REZA, Kévin	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+45:27
101	ROUX, Anthony	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+45:48
102	HUPOND, Thierry	FRA	ARG	+46:35
103	VAN DE WALLE, Jurgen	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+46:36
104	BELKOV, Maxim	RUS	KATUSHA	+46:42
105	SIMON, Julien	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+47:14
106	MARTIN, Daniel	IRL	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+47:31
107	VANOTTI, Alessandro	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+47:33
108	PIETROPOLLI, Daniele	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	+47:38
109	GILBERT, Philippe	BEL	BMC RACING	+47:58
110	ROULSTON, Hayden	NZL	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+48:57
111	LEMOINE, Cyril	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	+49:41
112	KNEES, Christian	GER	SKY PROCYCLING	+49:42
113	LLOYD, Matthew	AUS	LAMPRE - ISD	+49:45
114	POPOVYCH, Yaroslav	UKR	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+51:45
115	DEGENKOLB, John	GER	ARG	+52:26
116	VANDENBERGH, Stijn	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+52:30
117	KOSTYUK, Denys	UKR	LAMPRE - ISD	+52:42
118	RATTO, Daniele	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+53:25
119	VINOKUROV, Alexandr	KAZ	ASTANA	+53:32
120	DUQUE, Leonardo Fabio	COL	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+54:15
121	KREDER, Michel	NED	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+55:05
122	GRABSCH, Bert	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	+55:08
123	BOZIC, Borut	SLO	ASTANA	+55:25
124	QUINZIATO, Manuel	ITA	BMC RACING	+55:46
125	CLARKE, Simon	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+56:22
126	SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, Samuel	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+56:56
127	DOCKX, Gert	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+57:41
128	KLOSTERGAARD LARSEN, Kasper	DEN	SAXO BANK	+58:14
129	FISCHER, Murilo Antonio	BRA	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+58:24
130	HINAULT, Sébastien	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	+58:39
131	KVACHUK, Oleksandr	UKR	LAMPRE - ISD	+1:00:55
132	KRIVTSOV, Yuriy	FRA	LAMPRE - ISD	+1:01:04
133	TJALLINGII, Maarten	NED	RABOBANK	+1:01:51
134	DOI, Yukihiro	JPN	ARG	+1:02:45
135	MEYER, Travis	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+1:02:50
136	BERNAUDEAU, Giovanni	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+1:04:35
137	TANNER, David	AUS	SAXO BANK	+1:06:41
138	MATTHEWS, Michael	AUS	RABOBANK	+1:06:49
139	LINDEMAN, Bertjan	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+1:09:29
140	CIMOLAI, Davide	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	+1:10:12
141	SULZBERGER, Wesley	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+1:12:17
142	PATE, Danny	USA	SKY PROCYCLING	+1:12:28
143	NEYENS, Maarten	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+1:15:44
144	CANTWELL, Jonathan	AUS	SAXO BANK	+1:15:52
145	VAN DER SANDE, Tosh	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+1:17:29
146	BILBAO, Peio	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+1:20:13
147	DE HAES, Kenny	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+1:23:00
148	VAN EMDEN, Jos	NED	RABOBANK	+1:23:18
149	HOWARD, Leigh	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+1:25:34
150	KLUGE, Roger	GER	ARG	+1:27:02
151	PEREZ LEZAUN, Alan	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+1:31:10

Sprint Classification

Position	Name	Nationality	Team	Points
1	EVANS, Cadel	AUS	BMC RACING	66
2	MORENO FERNANDEZ, Daniel	ESP	KATUSHA	58
3	GALLOPIN, Tony	FRA	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	51
4	WIGGINS, Bradley	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING	47
5	BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald	NOR	SKY PROCYCLING	44
6	CIOLEK, Gerald	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	36
7	SIMON, Julien	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	35
8	BOZIC, Borut	SLO	ASTANA	35
9	SANCHEZ GIL, Luis Leon	ESP	RABOBANK	32
10	VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	29
11	NOCENTINI, Rinaldo	ITA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	29
12	MARTIN, Tony	GER	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	28
13	KASHECHKIN, Andrey	KAZ	ASTANA	23
14	COPPEL, Jerome	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	22
15	GRIVKO, Andriy	UKR	ASTANA	21
16	KLUGE, Roger	GER	ARG	18
17	ROGERS, Michael	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	17
18	RATTO, Daniele	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	17
19	FROOME, Chris	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING	16
20	FISCHER, Murilo Antonio	BRA	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	16
21	QUINTANA ROJAS, Nairo Alexander	COL	MOVISTAR	15
22	VICHOT, Arthur	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	15
23	CIMOLAI, Davide	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	14
24	BRAJKOVIC, Janez	SLO	ASTANA	13
25	MILLAR, David	GBR	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	13
26	MATTHEWS, Michael	AUS	RABOBANK	13
27	BARREDO LLAMAZALES, Carlos	ESP	RABOBANK	12
28	HINAULT, Sébastien	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	12
29	WEENING, Pieter	NED	ORICA-GREENEDGE	11
30	MARTENS, Paul	GER	RABOBANK	11
31	CANTWELL, Jonathan	AUS	SAXO BANK	11
32	PORTE, Richie	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	10
33	NERZ, Dominik	GER	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	10
34	FOFONOV, Dmitriy	KAZ	ASTANA	10
35	CHAVANEL, Sylvain	FRA	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	9
36	LEMOINE, Cyril	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	9
37	KELDERMAN, Wilco	NED	RABOBANK	8
38	NIBALI, Vincenzo	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	8
39	DI GREGORIO, Rémy	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	8
40	DUQUE, Leonardo Fabio	COL	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	8
41	DE HAES, Kenny	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	7
42	GAUTIER, Cyril	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	6
43	SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cayetano José	COL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	6
44	LOSADA ALGUACIL, Alberto	ESP	KATUSHA	5
45	VANENDERT, Jelle	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	5
46	GERRANS, Simon	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	5
47	KIRYIENKA, Vasili	BLR	MOVISTAR	4
48	NAVARRO GARCIA, Daniel	ESP	SAXO BANK	4
49	MEDEREL, Maxime	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	3
50	DEVENYNS, Dries	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	3
51	CARRARA, Matteo	ITA	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	2
52	BOUET, Maxime	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	2
53	MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN, Egoi	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	2
54	PERAUD, Jean-Christophe	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	2
55	ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, Haimar	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	1
56	PIRES, Bruno	POR	SAXO BANK	1
57	AMADOR BAKKAZAKOVA, Andrey	CRC	MOVISTAR	1
58	LANDA MEANA, Mikel	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	1

Mountains Classification

Position	Name	Nationality	Team	Points
1	SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cayetano José	COL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	91
2	KADRI, Blel	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	61
3	MONCOUTIE, David	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	61
4	BERNAUDEAU, Giovanni	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	38
5	EDET, Nicolas	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	38
6	QUINTANA ROJAS, Nairo Alexander	COL	MOVISTAR	29
7	FEILLU, Brice	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	29
8	COPPEL, Jerome	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	25
9	ROLLAND, Pierre	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	23
10	MARTINEZ DE ESTEBAN, Egoi	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	23
11	LOSADA ALGUACIL, Alberto	ESP	KATUSHA	23
12	CHAVANEL, Sylvain	FRA	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	20
13	EVANS, Cadel	AUS	BMC RACING	20
14	JEANDESBOZ, Fabrice	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	19
15	PATERSKI, Maciej	POL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	19
16	WESTRA, Lieuwe	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	19
17	WIGGINS, Bradley	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING	17
18	PORTE, Richie	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	16
19	HOWARD, Leigh	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	15
20	FROOME, Chris	GBR	SKY PROCYCLING	14
21	WEENING, Pieter	NED	ORICA-GREENEDGE	14
22	HERNANDEZ BLAZQUEZ, Jesus	ESP	SAXO BANK	14
23	FOFONOV, Dmitriy	KAZ	ASTANA	14
24	DI GREGORIO, Rémy	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	12
25	DOI, Yukihiro	JPN	ARG	12
26	MATE MARDONES, Luis Angel	ESP	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	10
27	IRIZAR ARANBURU, Markel	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	10
28	ROGERS, Michael	AUS	SKY PROCYCLING	10
29	VICHOT, Arthur	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	10
30	NAVARRO GARCIA, Daniel	ESP	SAXO BANK	9
31	LE MEVEL, Christophe	FRA	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	9
32	MARZANO, Marco	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	9
33	VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	8
34	MACHADO, Tiago	POR	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	8
35	MORENO FERNANDEZ, Daniel	ESP	KATUSHA	7
36	PAURIOL, Rémi	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	7
37	TJALLINGII, Maarten	NED	RABOBANK	7
38	KIRYIENKA, Vasili	BLR	MOVISTAR	6
39	MEDEREL, Maxime	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	6
40	GENIEZ, Alexandre	FRA	ARG	6
41	NIBALI, Vincenzo	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	6
42	ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, Haimar	ESP	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	5
43	MOINARD, Amaël	FRA	BMC RACING	5
44	RIBLON, Christophe	FRA	AG2R LA MONDIALE	5
45	REZA, Kévin	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	5
46	SANCHEZ GIL, Luis Leon	ESP	RABOBANK	3
47	SIMON, Julien	FRA	SAUR - SOJASUN	2
48	VANDENBERGH, Stijn	BEL	OMEGA PHARMA-QUICKSTEP	2
49	GALLOPIN, Tony	FRA	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	1
50	BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald	NOR	SKY PROCYCLING	1
51	POPOVYCH, Yaroslav	UKR	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	1

Young Rider Classification

Position	Name	Nationality	Team	Time
1	KELDERMAN, Wilco	NED	RABOBANK	26:44:12
2	VAN GARDEREN, Tejay	USA	BMC RACING	+1:23
3	SILIN, Egor	RUS	ASTANA	+5:51
4	GENIEZ, Alexandre	FRA	ARG	+10:38
5	GALLOPIN, Tony	FRA	RADIOSHACK-NISSAN	+13:08
6	NERZ, Dominik	GER	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+13:40
7	GAUTIER, Cyril	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+13:56
8	QUINTANA ROJAS, Nairo Alexander	COL	MOVISTAR	+14:08
9	BOASSON HAGEN, Edvald	NOR	SKY PROCYCLING	+20:42
10	IGNATENKO, Petr	RUS	KATUSHA	+22:16
11	MALACARNE, Davide	ITA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+22:23
12	BAGOT, Yohan	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+22:55
13	SARMIENTO TUNARROSA, Cayetano José	COL	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+24:20
14	VICHOT, Arthur	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+28:55
15	EDET, Nicolas	FRA	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+31:35
16	LANDA MEANA, Mikel	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+33:20
17	TEKLEHAYMANOT, Daniel	ERI	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+38:20
18	TAARAMAE, Rein	EST	COFIDIS, LE CREDIT EN LIGNE	+40:59
19	REZA, Kévin	FRA	TEAM EUROPCAR	+42:01
20	ROUX, Anthony	FRA	FDJ-BIG MAT	+42:22
21	DEGENKOLB, John	GER	ARG	+49:00
22	RATTO, Daniele	ITA	LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE	+49:59
23	KREDER, Michel	NED	GARMIN-BARRACUDA	+51:39
24	DOCKX, Gert	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+54:15
25	MEYER, Travis	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+59:24
26	MATTHEWS, Michael	AUS	RABOBANK	+1:03:23
27	LINDEMAN, Bertjan	NED	VACANSOLEIL-DCM	+1:06:03
28	CIMOLAI, Davide	ITA	LAMPRE - ISD	+1:06:46
29	VAN DER SANDE, Tosh	BEL	LOTTO BELISOL	+1:14:03
30	BILBAO, Peio	ESP	EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI	+1:16:47
31	HOWARD, Leigh	AUS	ORICA-GREENEDGE	+1:22:08

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Tim

How about Micky Rogers. He is looking dangerous.

If Wiggo isn’t at his peak, that is scary.

Though, Cadel really went for it last night. My question is: last year, had Wiggo needed to ride like Cadel chasing Andy Schleckshack down the Galibier to Alpe D’Huez, could Wiggo had done that? Does Wiggo have the mental capacity and desire for pain that I think Captain Chuckles has. I’m not sure.

Of the rest, JVdB looks really good.

I can’t see any Frenchies getting close, though some of the Saur guys are looking better.

Nibali I’m not convinced about on the big climbs. I still think Basso could do something.

Moreno?

Ryder could be dangerous.
- mattb
  
  It kills me to say it but Wiggins palmares on the track speaks volumes of his mental capacity.
  I also see a major issue for Cadel in that Wiggins has Porte, Rogers, and Froome all in his tdf squad – each of whom could legitimately be a tam leader….. Does BMC have the artillery to chase down these guys when one of them attacks on every HC or Cat 1 climb? Don’t think so.
  
  Thats also a pretty daunting TTT squad at sky that will put time into BMC
  
  I think Ryder and Basso will suffer from efforts in Giro -see Contador in 2011 / Evans 2010.
  - Tim
    
    Don’t you think having so many GC contenders is a negative? Yeah it’s great when you’re tapping away up a mountain trying to break everyone – viz, EBH, then Richie, doing the biznitty into Morzine-Avoriaz. Micky R didn’t need to work. Nor did Froome (really), so in that sense, you are right.
    
    I’m not sure BMC needs the artillery. You still have some GC peeps looking good. Moreno, Ryder, maybe Tom Danielson, Gesink, Nieve, maybe even Rolland, JVdB, Basso, Mr Nibbles, The Brothers Shleck, even some others, might help.
    
    But, without Wiggo having a clear mandate as GC El Capitano, this might (not “will”, but might) cause issues.
    
    Granted, the TTT is another issue.
    
    You’re probably right, though, BMC needs another strong GC rider (young) who can pace Cadel 3/4 of the way up a Grand Col before blowing up.
    - DrKev
      
      Ummm…no TTT in this year’s edition. Just 3 ITTs (including Prologue)
      - mattb
        
        ummmmm ooops my bad.
        what do they say about assuming without checking..? ;)
    - Cfox
      
      Wiggo has a very, very clear mandate as leader. He has the whole of British Cycling dumping every resource available on his campaign. There will be no leadership conflict at Sky. I agree that this will be a limited TDF for Cav; Sky know this is Wiggo’s last shot at a TDF with Contador coming back to destroy next year (and the next year, and the…).
  - Anonymous
    
    Evans’ 2010 hopes were derailed more by the broken elbow than the Giro, I’d wager!
Michal

Don’t forget Chris Froome, should Wiggins fail. He has proved in Vuelta he can do 3weeks GT. Wonder if the likes of Cobo and Valverde will come out of “nowhere”.
http://twitter.com/tonyfahkry Tony Fahkry

Whilst I concede I am an armchair critic, I’m not convinced Wiggins has the potential to win a three week tour. His strength lies in the week long stage races as evident in Paris-Nice and Dauphine. Despite having spent time training at altitude and enlisted a new Australian trainer/coach, I’m not compelled to believe he has what it takes to win – even given the artillery of his SKY team dominating in the mountains. I may be proven wrong in the coming weeks.
- http://www.cyclingTipsBlog.com cyclingTips
  
  Well, he came in 3rd in last year’s Vuelta and 4th in the 2009 TdF, so I’d definitely say he’s capable. However, we’ve seen examples of how he handles the pressure from the media circus, and I wouldn’t say it’s good. I’m also keen to see how he makes good out of a bad situation when things don’t go his way. The maturity of how these GC contenders handle the expectations and pressure can’t be underestimated. It took Cadel years to be able to handle this pressure, and when he got it under control, he finally won.
  - Tim
    
    Great point CT. Pressure has a marked effect. You can see a material difference between the Chuckles of 4 years ago to that of last year. Marked. He’s a grown man.
    
    Wiggo has superb amusement value in media interviews post race, but, how will his psyche handle the torment of endless scrutiny over what is likely to be the full 3 weeks.
    
    Also, there is a big difference between 1st and 3rd or 4th.
    - http://twitter.com/tonyfahkry Tony Fahkry
      
      CT and Tim raise very valid points. Very valid point. As I come to realise the truth of that statement, I
      reflect upon the past Tour winners as being comfortable with the media attention and all it entails.
  - http://twitter.com/JamesCJordan James Jordan
    
    The TDF he just sat in and was for the most part just forgotten about, something that he can no longer do. Sorry but 4th in the Vuelta does not equal top 5 in either the Giro or the TDF, there is no where near the depth of talent in the field.
    
    We only need to see his privious Giro attempt where he got dropped by the leaders in most of the climbs and the pityful attempt at a breakaway.
Adrian Vlok

This year’s TDF is either going to be the most boring in 30 years or a pretty exciting deal, I figure the former, but hope I am wrong. As the cleanest TDF in 30 years don’t expect bold drug fueled mountain attacks that leave the bunch standing. Should we expect anybody to seriously challenge Cav on the flats and team with the best form going around. Will it be won and lost on the time trails and simply gap management in the hills i.e. can Cadel make up time he looses in the TTs? Yes expect the bunch to let someone 2 hours behind have some glory on the odd day? The winner might not even win a stage.
- Tim
  
  Why do you say boring, Adrian?
  
  Because Sky will dominate the TTT, Wiggo gets time, then just marks Cadel?
  
  Might take something epic like a seemingly innocuous stage mid stage cross wind blowout like in 2009 when HTC got the jump on everyone that sees Cadel up the road.
  Or, some sort of epic mental Cadel explosion up a Col/down a Col (Galibier last year).
  
  Cadel descends well. I don’t sense that from the Wigginator.
  - bella
    
    there is no TTT!!!!!
- Anonymous
  
  Challenge Cav??? Have you seen Sagan, what about Goss (Full team behind him not jsut a few), Alejet, and not to forget Renshaw (who is still getting to grips with his sprint train)…. Cav is not unbeatable, just unbeatable on a perfect day, with the perfect lead out. He, like all the sprinters, gets it wrong, and WHEN he does, Sagan, Goss and the rest will be there to pounce. Cav has even said that it is Goss he fears the most. Second to Cav at the Worlds. If he had a better lead out, then it might have been different. Don’t expect that Wiggo will be working for Cav in the lead out train like his did at the worlds, just not going to happen. I recont he sprints are going to be all up for grabs this year especially on the Champs Elysses. (But then again, I might just have to eat my words.)
Nbob

I’m not counting out Garmin to offer up another surprise. VDV looked impressive going up the Stelvio – if he can kick it up a notch, rides consistent and doesn’t fall off his bike then who knows? Particularly if Ryder and Tommy D do some good ” super domestique ” work.

In fact any of those three with the others riding in support might do it. Judging from the Giro, Garmin has the better “team” mentality (although, as you say, Sky looked good last week too) . I suspect Liquigas will skew towards Sagan since it looks like Nibali might be taking any points to another team. Radioshack seems to have some internal dissent issues ( or strange motivational strategy). On the other hand there’s no TTT so Garmin won’t have that particular team advantage over some of the others.

Anyway, hurry up June 30 – I can’t wait to play the Sean Kelly drinking game again !
Ed

what about gesnick?
No TTT in 2012

I think all the talk of Evans losing time in the TT’s is over the top. Based on Evans’ time trial in Grenoble on stage 20 last year he is just as likely to take time off Wiggins on the second last day, he would have beaten Tony Martin if he didn’t ease up in the last few km’s! He will lose no more than 10 seconds in the prologue (if that) so it’s really only stage 9 that could be an issue (in my opinion).
- Adrian Vlok
  
  I agree I was more thinking SKY v BMC TTT, lets hope like hell BMC can do a better job than Lotto, Wiggo and Cadel are match in ITT. Seriously on the Cav thing if Goss or anybody else can pull out a win they will be lucky. I would say this with Cav alone right now but he also has the team with the best form right now, to lead him out and keep him protected.
  - Adrian Vlok
    
    Hey your right just checked no TTT
  - jules
    
    i reckon cav might be vulnerable at the Tour with less of a lead out train than normal, but on the other hand he has proven he can without one.
- daga
  
  I completely agree. A 52km ITT at the end of 3 weeks of pain is a lot different to the ITT at the Dauphine a few days ago. It’s usually thecontender in the best condition at the END of the Tour that gets the lion in Paris. Don’t underestimate Cadel’s ability to suffer like a dog when it matters most. Whether Wiggo can suffer for this long remains to be seen, though I can’t discount him based on him losing the Vuelta last year – it was the 20% Angliru that finished him.
Andy_roos

Wiggins will never win a tour. You heard it from me. The bloke just CANNOT climb the hills at the tour. Don’t see why everyone’s saying he’s dangerous. Cadel to win second time!
- Ed
  
  dont know why you say that. 2009 he came 4th – ok he was unmarked so able to get away but you still gotta have the legs to put yourself in that position and 3rd in last year’s vuelta – probably would have won had he used a compact for the angrilu climb.
  
  do people not want to admit there is someone who can challenge evans?
  
  i am not much of a fan of wiggins – pretty dry and no emotions but with super domestics like rogers, porte, EBH, froome, flecha he will be hard to beat. Are there enough other GC guys to gang up on sky to maintain the pressure for 3 weeks? in the 90s ONCE (zulle), Festina, Gewiss (berzin & Riis), Mapei (Romiger) & Caerra (Ciappucci & Pantani) were unable to beat Banesto and Indurain until 96 – same again 10 years later when USP were so dominant.
  
  Hopefully it will be a good Tour but unlikely to be better/more exciting than the Giro where there lead changed numerous times.
http://www.chromaticdramatic.com/ Chromatic Dramatic

Pre the Dauphine, Wiggo was my pic to win the Tour. I still say he has the edge on everyone else (man he wasn’t troubled at all riding up the hills on Stage 6 & 7, and Cadel was hurting at times. But Cadel was clearly improving during the course of the even and will be a lot better for it.

Wiggins and Co will need to be a lot more mindful of Evans throughout the tour, to make sure he isn’t taking sneaky seconds off. It’ll be darn close, and will come down to the last ITT.

I reckon there is a good chance of Australia having at least two riders in the top five.

Looking forward to Porte becoming a GC rider in his own right.

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